Epsilon Retail Media now couples AI with a "person-first" marketing approach to help brands better engage shoppers on retailers’ properties, across the open web or in tandem.
In this Learning Lab educational course, Momentum’s Jen Olliges, senior vice president, managing director and commerce lead, and Jason Alan Snyder, global CTO, discuss how the retail landscape is transforming and how AI is at the forefront of this evolution
Futurist Tom Edwards discusses his keynote at Future Forward in May as well as his thoughts on the state and future of AI, the shift in culture and technology, and what marketers shouldn’t overlook.
Smart carts, product demos, flexible shopping experiences and holistic health are among the trends being shaped by rapidly evolving customer expectations, according to research from 84.51.
Most CPG advertisers believe artificial intelligence will enhance targeting and ad relevance, while also helping to analyze in-store insights, per a Cooler Screens Study.
The Lowe's Style Studio is a virtual home improvement app that uses spatial computing technology and preset styles curated by Lowe's to help customers visualize and design their kitchen using the 3D headset.
At the May event, Edwards will take a journey through pop culture topics and cover multiple topical areas from content, data, mobile, AR/VR/AI, the evolution of social media and the future of voice, vision and touch.
Recent retail news includes PetSmart expanding its exclusive Nate + Jeremiah line, and Whole Foods Canada working with Instacart for order fulfillment.
Building on its initiative that added fresh produce to 5,000 stores, the discount chain is expanding a pilot that enhances perishable forecasting and ordering at these locations.